(1) The ruling period of labor arbitration is not measured by "how long after the hearing", but by the time when your arbitration case is accepted.
(2) The Arbitration Commission shall make an arbitration award within 45 days from the date when your arbitration case is accepted. If the situation is complicated, it may be extended with the approval of the chairman of the Arbitration Commission, but the extension time shall not exceed 15 days, that is to say, the final award shall be made within 60 days after the Arbitration Commission accepts your arbitration application.
The basis is: Paragraph 1 of Article 43 of the Labor Dispute Mediation and Arbitration Law: "The arbitration tribunal shall conclude the labor dispute case within 45 days from the date when the labor dispute arbitration committee accepts the arbitration application. If the case is complicated and needs to be postponed, it may be postponed with the approval of the chairman of the labor dispute arbitration commission, and the parties concerned shall be notified in writing, but the extension period shall not exceed fifteen days. If the arbitral award is not made within the time limit, the parties may bring a lawsuit to the people's court on the labor dispute. "
2. "It is said that the arbitration commission is not in the labor bureau": No matter where the labor arbitration commission is, it should perform the arbitration obligation, which is not a legitimate reason for delaying the arbitration period.
3. "It's still last year's case, I wonder if there is any way to give some advice": Since it's still last year's case, it should have exceeded the ruling period long ago, so you should sue in the local court as soon as possible.
The basis is Article 43 of the Labor Dispute Mediation and Arbitration Law mentioned above, "If the arbitration award is not made within the time limit, the parties may bring a lawsuit to the people's court on the labor dispute".
4. After labor arbitration is free, coupled with the impact of this year's financial crisis, there are indeed too many arbitration cases, and arbitrators are really too busy, which should be understood.
However, there is another reason for the delay in arbitration: arbitration fees are no longer charged, and the "enthusiasm" of the arbitration commission is much less than before.
It is suggested that if it is delayed for a long time, it can be taken to court, but if it is taken to court, the arbitration commission will be useless.